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On a cold night in Franklinton, Lakeshore’s football season came to an end against the top-seeded Demons in a 41-40 quarterfinal defeat.
Records are meant to be broken.
Edna Karr, John Curtis and Destrehan are among the New Orleans area teams most familiar with reaching the state semifinals. Shaw is in the semis for a second year in a row. And South Plaquemin…
All the scores from Friday.
Ascension Catholic had a trio of first-half turnovers in a Division IV select quarterfinals matchup against Riverside Academy, but senior running back Chad Elzy made up for it.
Catholic defeated Rummel 14-7 in a defensive battle that was won on a trick play late in the fourth quarter of the Select division I quarterfinal matchup.
Neither defense would break. So, both Catholic High and Rummel decided to get creative to finally put points on the board Friday in their Division I select quarterfinal clash, a defensive stal…
The Catholic-New Iberia Panthers scored 21 of their 24 first-half points off Newman turnovers, rolling to a 31-0 playoff victory over the Greenies on Friday night at Michael Lupin Field.
Suddenly the three-game losing streak to the end regular season now seems like a distant memory for John Curtis.
Riverside Academy started off strong in a playoff matchup against Ascension Catholic but didn’t have enough to advance while playing on the road.
In a game that saw 81 points scored, it was a defensive play in the fourth quarter that sealed top-seeded Franklinton’s trip back to the semifinals.
Archbishop Shaw star running back and Michigan commitment Jasper Parker went down with an injury midway through the fourth quarter.
Edna Karr quarterback John Johnson has been among the more prolific passers in the New Orleans area this season. But with his team down by two touchdowns, the Cougars used his legs to get thin…
The quarterfinals round of the LHSAA high school football playoffs is underway and there are plenty of big games taking place in New Orleans and across south Louisiana.
Mickey Joseph has always had a special place in his heart for the Superdome.
Rummel senior Peyton Depolitte waited his turn to become a starter on the varsity football team. All it took was a position change and some attentive coaching.
John Curtis will return to Lafayette one week after Reggie Johnson’s last-minute touchdown pass to freshman Jarvis Stephenson.
With his team fighting to hold on late in the fourth quarter after having controlled most of the Jesuit Invitational Tournament championship game Wednesday against McKinley, Jesuit coach Chris…
Malachi Dabney became the first-string running back far sooner than he expected. And it took until midway through the season before the Destrehan sophomore felt fully up to speed with the game.
Spears' royalty has announced where the next chapter of their life will take place.
The Chalmette High School football program has been on the cusp of the quarterfinals for the past five years, and was finally able to take the next step this year.
Fontainebleau's Connor Tyson led the way with 19 points as the Bulldogs pulled away in the second half for a 66-55 victory over Lakeshore at the Titans Thanksgiving Tournament on Nov. 25.
It wasn’t the most opportune time to play basketball against one of your biggest rivals.
Mandeville freshman swimmer Avery Daigle said she was nervous going into the Division I state swim meet at the SPAR Aquatic Center in Sulphur on Nov. 23.
St. Scholastica’s swimming dominance continued as the Doves won their 14th straight Division II team title at the LHSAA state swim meet at the SPAR Aquatic Center in Sulphur on Nov. 23.
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